Three Months on Biscuits and Milk
A fragmentary note recalls a period of three months on biscuits and milk. It mentions a daily routine and hints at a lasting effect on those described as Eruschen beings, though details are limited in the text.
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 12, 1935
Page
4
A fragmentary note recalls a period of three months on biscuits and milk. It mentions a daily routine and hints at a lasting effect on those described as Eruschen beings, though details are limited in the text.
Contemplating climbing plants and their shade adding value to sheds fences and walls. Discusses evergreen and deciduous varieties such as Thundergill flowers Wunga Wong vine and Bignonia types, noting soil preference and pruning.
London papers report a plan for the king to appoint his sons as Governor-General with moves from Australis New Zealand and South Africa backing different ducal candidates. Amid political speculation a note on horticulture extols Statice Purple Cloud as a decorative plant and guides seeds and pot culture for gardeners.
Advertisement for ranunculus and anemone bulbs with planting tips. Encourages grouping, spacing about 5 inches, planting 1 inch deep, bloom lasts about 3 months. Mentions sending 2/6 for theRanunenuy Parcel and Anemone Parcel from 0. SHEPRERD & BOW Ltd, Box 38088 O.P.O SYDNEY.
A long feature recounts the foundation stone laid in 1848 for a Parliament House in Sydney and the later century‑long ambitions to rebuild Macquarie Street. It notes Parkes era tensions, the Mitchell Library site, and the waning 1859 scheme with £100,000 set aside for a first section housing the Legislature, later withdrawn due to financial depression.
In 1879 government moved to resume land between Parliament House and the Outer Domain for a new Houses of Parliament site. A mix of buildings and the Tron Church stood on the land. By 1888 the foundation stone was laid, but the project shifted as offices expanded along Marquarie Street. The fate of the foundation stone remains uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR lists names Vera Stoddart and Hayward Lid and asks for a booklet. Readable text includes scattered phrases about a singing event and a request for a Praz booklet, but overall content is garbled and incomplete.
John Berry Hobbs of Winlidh announces retirement from Lirstekiss cricket. A master batsman and superb fielder, Hobbs set records in tests and first class cricket. He scored 126 first class centuries, led Surrey and England in numerous partnerships, and earned high tributes from Australian peers.
Trade notes from Sthute Bell and Co. report no price gains for wool this week with weak demand and limited fine spinning wools. Sales resume in Sydney on Monday, 11th, while London shows confusion over stering and the gold standard as Europe gains purchase power. observers doubt open-door policy will prevail.
A village in Izvak Austria shipped a large consignment of live wasps and larvae to Canada by air to support a planned summer wasp farm. A London professor, sent by the Canadian Government, recruited 60 locals to gather wasps for a payment of 40 to 50 pounds weekly, claiming the insects would curb malaria mosquitos and aid Canada’s harvest.
A leaked cable claims new Pepys diaries from Cambridge rewrite history showing 17th century England ruled by political intrigue and corruption akin to Tammany Hall. It asserts Shaftesbury’s charges against Catholics were fabricated and Pepys was not a traitor, following remarks by Arthur Bryant at a Cambridge Pepys memorial dinner.
A Tromdte district resident recalls the early gold boom around Kalgoorlie and Boulder Perseverance. He follows a strike at Wulgardié, meets miners at a grog shanty, and buys a share for £80. A later sale nets £2,000, and the mine becomes the Boulder Perseverance, yielding millions in dividends.
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